Milkies In The Morning

Milkies In The Morning presents a gentle story of one toddler's night weaning journey. Designed to help ease the transition of night weaning, Milkies In The Morning is a beautiful book to empower mothers and support their nurslings in transition.

A picture book to help mothers night-wean their nursing toddlers.

Mama's Milkies is a beautifully illustrated book, written about a full term breastfeeding child. Follow a toddler through the day, through waking and playing, reading, singing and finally drifting off to sleep, knowing, all the while, that mommy still has milkies. The illustrator has painted a gender neutral child so that both boys and girls can relate to the child in the pictures. www.mamasmilkiesbook.com

Mama's milk has always been a part of Jack's life, but that's changing now that he's a toddler, and that's hard. But Mama's cuddling arms, lullaby voice, and thump-thump heartbeat won't change, even when the milk is gone. The end of breastfeeding can be a deeply emotional transition for a mother and child: a major source of comfort for a child is going away, as is a big component of a woman's identity as a mother. This book addresses the psychological aspects of weaning, focusing on the mother-child relationship and additional ways a mother provides comfort. This book is for toddlers and moms who are getting ready to start weaning, or are already in the process of weaning from breastfeeding. "Loving Comfort is about the life of a nursing relationship for a mother and her son. With beautiful illustrations and wisdom from a mother who has been there, Loving Comfort is as much for mothers as it is for children who are learning about weaning." - Jessica Barton, MA, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant

Toddler-aged Sally transitions to being nursed only during the day.

Mama's Milk Is All Gone is an illustrated book for parents and babies/toddlers/children to read together. The book recognizes the breastfeeding relationship that the child shared with their mother and how after weaning they have many different ways that they fill their physical and emotional needs in place of breastfeeding. It is meant to help ease the emotional transition that occurs alongside the physical transition.